Indian weddings are no less than a festival. With multiple celebratory events spanning days, there are a number of diverse rituals and customs at every Indian wedding. The hunger pangs for brides can be quite real, as they get ready and decked up to be the star at each wedding ceremony. In the midst of all the wedding shenanigans, the important thing is to satiate hunger pangs with a quick and delicious treat. We have recently seen multiple brides eating a variety of things on their big day – from Pizza McPuff to Pani Puri. And now another such quirky bride was captured eating Maggi noodles while getting ready for her wedding ceremony! Take a look:

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The video was shared on Instagram by the handle @mua_mis_tanuarora, who was the make-up artist of the bride. It has gone viral and received 2.9 million views and 97.6k likes since the time it was shared.

In the short clip shared on Reels, we can see the Indian bride in the process of getting ready. The person recording the video asked her, “Kya lagi hai?” to which she replied, “Bhookh!” She then took a bite of some delicious Maggi noodles and exclaimed, “Dulha wait karega!” When she was asked how long she would make the groom wait, she said, “Ek aadha ghanta. Do bhi ho sakte hain!”

Instagram users loved how foodie the bride was, and the fact that she didn’t mind making the groom wait to finish her bowl of Maggi noodles! A number of users tagged their friends in the comments section of the super relatable video. “Me at my wedding,” exclaimed one user while another wrote, “I am also maggie lover!”

If you love instant noodles as much as this foodie bride, we have some recipes for you. From Manchurian Maggi to Cheesy Maggi, these yummy recipes will satisfy your hunger cravings in minutes! Click here for the recipes.

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